en déshabillé

[ahn dey-za-bee-yey]

adverb

French.

1. in dishabille; not fully or carefully dressed.

Example Sentences

There is the arresting bustier-and-tulle performance of “Like A Virgin” at the 1984 MTV Music Video Awards, where millions of viewers are convinced they have caught a glimpse of Madonna en deshabille.

From Los Angeles Times

The Lesson Rated R for Delpy en déshabillé and Grant on his knees.

From New York Times

Matthew was "en déshabillé" in front of Anna.

From The Guardian

Ryan McGinley may be another influence, as seen in portraits of friends en déshabillé.

From New York Times

In one, the Buddha’s mother, Maya, anticipates his birth in a dream, and the artist has made her look like a Roman matron en déshabillé and asleep on her couch.

From New York Times